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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-08-27
MRS. CAvANAUGH.
She Bobs Up Again. This Time With a
 Razor.

She Bobs Up Again. This Time With 6
 haHor..
 The Cavsnsugh-W Williams people are becoming quite notorious. It leaked out yesterday that Mrs. Csvanaush, at tempted to cut her throat with Williams razor when she learned that he had left the city. She only succeeded in cutting three of the fingers on her right hand in 6 most frfghtful manner. Williams was seen and explained the matter by ssyinsthst he did not intend to leave the woman. He could not get work in this city. so he got up earIy one morning and took the train for San Pedro, where he wss told that he could get employment When Mrs. Csvs- naugh learned that he was not m the city she immediately got it into her head that he hsd Jeff her. When he he went to his room to shave him himself, and she came in and pick cd up the razor. IL dropped from her hand and she picked it up, and in so doing came very near cutting three of her fingers oh It was rumored on the streets yesterday afternoon, however, Ihst she did sttempt to take her own life, and would have succeeded hsd it bot been for Williams.-L. 4. Times.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-08-27
Don't Experiment.

You cannot afford to waste time ex penmenting when your lnngs are IT danger, Consumption always seems al hrss only cold. Do not permit any dealer to Impose upon you with some cheap imitation of Dr. Kings New DIs. coysry for Consumption, Coughs and colds but be sure you get the genuine. Because be can make more profit be may tell you he has something just as good. or just the same. Don't be deceived but insist I>Un Setting Dr. Kings New Dis coveZ. which Ngusranteed 10 give relief ID H Throat, Lung and Chest affections. IEal bottles free at Geo. Martins Drug Skore,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-08-27
Facts About Farmer Armstrong

Mir Frank Armstrong of Dodge Town ship was the winner of S5,0O0 in the Louisiana State Lottery. The cash was received by Mir. Truemsn, Banker here, in full It twss one twentieth part of the second capital prize (sl00.000) winch was drawn by ticket DO 21 ,65S, for which twentieth part Mir. Armstrong paid one dollar about 6 month ago. He is 6 sub stantisl farmer of about 55 years. has raised family ID Union county, aud as he lost bis wife few years ago he is uD. Qows) Tnbune.July 6,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-08-27
Error Corrected.
Los ANGELES, August

Los ANGELES, August lJtu. ED. CIrIzES:-Pe-mit me to correct an error into which you have iEsdvert- ently fallen, Tn regard to the time of holding the term of court m Tucson. It is fixed by the Revised Statutes commonly called "the new kOde," for the second Monday ID September. The mlStake has doubtless arisen from the fact that in fixing the terms in the Sec ond District. Pima county is inserted instead of Pinsl, and tine time fixed for that county is October.
 That misprint. oversight or blunder which ever it may be, does not effect Pima county.
 I ask you to make this correction SC that those interested n business at the September term may not be misled. There are many clerical o- typOgreph- icsl errors in the new Statutes, but un- fortunately thRt is not tbe only ground of complaint. Yours truly,
 JOHN HAYNES.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-08-27
At the Billerles.

was much amused at an incident that oc cured when we were all seated around tho arena Mr. Levy played -The Star Spangled BanRer' magnifcently on the cornet, and naturally enough, the Americans in bis audi ence stood up and uncovered The Englisl on all sides, not recognizing that this was tC them as "Ciod Save the Queen" Is to us yelled Sit down! Sit downi" which tbC strangers did But they must have thought us a wretchedly uncourteous nation, all th' same.-London Truth.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-08-27
RuckIIn's ArnIea Salye.

Tbe Best Sslve in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fever Sores. Tetter, Chspped Hands Ohilblsins, Corns. and sll Skin Erup- tions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. Ii is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Geo. Martin.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-08-27
Wanted a Recommendation.

Mistress-I am sorry to have you leave me, Mary.
 Mary-And I'm sorry to go. There isn't anybody I'd sooner do Q favor for.
 Mistress-Ah, indeedi Then won't you be % kind as te give me & recommendation to hand to the next cook who appliesl-Harper's Baxar
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-08-27
Government Lands.

Letters are continually arriving ask in0 the price of public lands, end some make a request tnst agents seoIFe hnnses for people who live in Indiana, sIIinois and Ohio. This arises from the fact that people east Grs not informed ID tbe land laws, and thlnk shat all that Is necessary in taking claims IS Tor the papers to be filed by sn agent, ana then they can pay out on the lsud the some ss though the purchase was from private individuals.
 Any person except soldiers and sol 5iers heirs must make affidavit that they are acquainted with the land they nre entering, and also make affidavit that '" the best of their knowledge ;here IS no mineral on the same.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-08-27
In Writing A Storv-

Above all things else, in the treatment of 6 story, you must observe harmony and avoid tncongruity. In starting out to write a story, you must always have definite purpose in view, and you must stick to it, resolutely, to the end-George Sand
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-08-27
pETAIL FoR THE CorRT.

Major H. E. Moves, 4th Cavalry; Gap tain 5. A. Mason, 4th Cavalry; Captain T. J. Wint, 4sh Cavalry; First Lieut.. c, H. Murray, 4th Cavalry; First Lieuten- ant W. B. Banister, assistant surgeon: Second Lieutenant F. W. Harris, 4th Cavalry; Second Lieutenant Samuel Reber. 4tn Cavalry, judge advocate,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-08-27

Le h'enHu-s Golden Bai.a1a ..... 2 SnFts traucr.1, frs and s .l-.I -- sores on She Legs a1i Boz. Sore Ear-. Eyes, I,osc, etc. Coup,r-cllor. H.1.--.-- S'pL4iitic 'stIrTh. diss7lsei Scaip. an az primary forms of ths di-ea-l kna4- ls syphilis PricS9S5 % DIT BotfIs. Ls Richau's Gollea BaisaHn No. ? tuTos l..t-l-:. N.reIrizl ,f.iiiils. En-I- TnGtls.l- f-.E- in the E0us-. Pans In the Head. back Cf the Neyk, Jl-er-s-sll Sore Throat, S,nt .c E1-h, LumI- and con- tiartc,i tu-'- stiffness of Inc i-mhs and es..d.clfsF 1l i-.-.r from the system. wxetner clt... .-l.-. tion oF abuse of McTcur.. e tIe blood pure ssd healthy. Price s5 co per BosdIe. Lc Ekichau's Golden spanish Anti dOte fer ttc cure 0f Gonorrhsa. G.sa.. Irr tati-n Gravel. ani al Urinarv Cr t..-.- ~ s.rIiu-ements. Price s2 % per Bottle
 e. tiiehaa's 6OI--H Spanish In- lection, f-r severe cas,s Of Gonorrh ha. ..'l'ii-iltory ,'i--t. Stricturcs.Sc- Price si 70 per Hottie.
 Le iicEnu's Golden Ointment for t.r CT stlvc hss.lusof Svvhilirir So-= aI1 criJu-ons- Price ST UO Der Rox Ls fstchau's Golden PIiis-N.rvs and iraiu treatment; loss of physiczal pow e. eNgess or oycr-worx, Prostra.ion. stl- Price s3 co per Box.
 Tonic and Servine.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-08-27
CIVIL PROCEEDING IY JUsIICCo
s9O Jastlee Elanks for is.oa.

A ParKass containing the fai'lrl-. -.-5' sd1re-s. postage llsd. for Ss.lJ:
 2 Criminal Comp lzirts-
 2j Warrants Of Arrest.
 20 SUbpGrs-
 G Commitments
 al Summons
 9 ComD.aiPrs oa q, ! Di. et Pss,. trr.. d Unde-t6kiEgs
 . AEiiavits for a--achuar-.
 Uucsrtakincs oa Attachment
 .. N-lts os Arcaca-ls---
 2. Ex-CufiOls.
 tC Acklsv4eis-c-ts fs ial
 ln4cau9 sle-s -lsuts ,slaz sut E,fs.
 I, Sall Bonds
 ll St.Iu s-i Hls on AypsI.
 2J Search Asrrsufz.
 MISCELLANY OES BI.A52s Location Nulicez, Minirg Deeds. Real E5-ste Deeds. tssl 1s-ate fia-.ragss Power Col AtrDr--y. LeaFrs Bond Tor De-5 Co -I.l i-5 Tsu----y Acku0w afg-ls--s. Ackuow-s iyru-nrs El- Han and ...'s Afidayifs ui ig rii,atIe1. Notice Gi el aIgF Claim, ROsd Station s -s'l-r. tS-AG 1t tl,s' banks are p-i1te,. a rau- fOrmlts S.-- ts-c Statutes Of ATlEoEa and ne minir- laws o7 Inc United $ .1-.=. Orders ssu' a-- rf .l- ci-g C. O. D.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-08-27
Agents Wanted.

For the sale of Fruit Trees, Small Fruits. Grape Vines, etc, etc. For terms. address California Nursery Co. Niles. Alameda Co, Cal.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-08-27
coId from Guiana,

British Guiana is making large shipments of gold to England, and the prospects are that the shipments will rival in value t1s great ex- pOr1 of sugar, nolasses and rum .-.--
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-08-27
Nnfice.

The office formerly occupied by the Tucson Bank, is for rent For particu- lars enquire st the Pioneer News Depot. if.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-08-27
Military Matters

A general court martial was appointed to meet at Fort Lowell. st 10 o'clock a. m.. on Saturday, the 20tb, or as soon thereafter as practicable. for the trial ot such prisoners as may be properly brought before #.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-08-27

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 IN .sss -fs- -l, Fsl.G Wiii print s rer -..-. - s1- Sg- verfIseu-ut Ir U-e Nll- MFlscr-s ss-sf t2sEe?a lu- t-sUss of tts -=a}- lcs 7 --a- 9s-43-. .f lug A-L-rIrsU ese- paf@rs and com .lrr- the UorI ~I-1iu fen C.-s. This i- 10 --. -s-a If or y s.- .-th of cent a .1r.. foe l 'a rc- latIOn. les atv-rtisc-uert ~Il atf+..- l- bu- a siI -.- .-sI- of any paper. and .-..r .l-ltF wlil Doc acei before One llI .a. 1Irf---rt neS-psDer uurchasers.-Dr fIyE NuLIuN kEtrEs-. If it Ho true. ss is -.s~. ..r7- --at-t. thai eF--y sWspapsc IS iOoksi M r- I've H---i.-- on gI average. Ten lInes ~1iI srcu~ Hss'zfs aboLr e. .vEty-fiVe words. Ad, -a ~..- cop .f advert -eslsEt and check, ur sel- .' -e--- tHr book uf Ili pages.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-08-27
MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Friday Evening, August l2. Price of Silver per Ounce Troy.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-08-27
BLANEs UsED IS OBTAINING U.
 LNIs To MINING CLAINs-

bLANEc IlEI AN Dh& &AlN1Nu L. s
 -AIs To MINING CLAIss- AidSvit or Git1zelshIQ Affidavit of i've huudr,si sOi.Ars IuUEuyer,s-.. A--seTuent with Publishes. NotIcs of application for U.S. Patent CIVIL PROCEEDING IS JCSTICCOUEIE summons. Complaint claim and Gel.rsry of Ps-sou,
 Property. Cadertskiu. on clam s1l isi-,-- cs P.-ss-sl
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 FrOpertC Affidavit for attachment a-yai-s- R.s,.sr. Undertaking on ArtaChmeut, Writ of Artscar-s1., Execution. Notice of Appeal.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-08-27

Real poverty is never eloquent; the most plausible began is always the greatest in- postOr.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-08-27
Is Is Not Singular


 that eonsumptives should be the least spprehensive Of their own condition, while all their friends are urging and 5eseeching them to be more careful about exposure and overdoing. It may well be considered one of the most alarming symptoms of the disease, where the patient is reckless and will not believe that be is in danger. Read er, if you are in this condition, do not neglect the only means of recovery. Avoid exposure and fatigue, be regular in your habits. and use faithfully of Dr, Golden Medical Discovery ' It has saved thousands who were stead lily failing.
 Don't hawk. hawk, blow. spit, and dis gust everybody with your offensive breath, but use Dr. Ssge's Cstsrrh and end t.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-08-27
PROBATE COURT BLANKS:

Orde- cireeting Notices to he given to Cr-c..s-s Notice of tine appointed for proving Wtif Certihchts -s Wal and facts fouur Order dir.cslig pos-Irg Notices os Ar3licsfi.-
 forLette-s Of ofAdiuiaisfratio-. Citaroua.
 Creditors Clam, Order appointing Administrator. Bonds Of Ad.nintstrstor and Execu.or Order apr d. nt5ng Appraisers, Order Ap Cint.nc; time for Probate of VTiV .--
 directing sCOhcatiOn of Sotice of -s.i1a. Order appointing tune and pizCa fur E-.---
 Application to sell Personal 'ruu@r-y z-T
 directing Notice 70 be girrr Order Co show cause why orJieg os sale e E-.
 Estate should nos 5. u ale Ori7r appointing sale of Personal Psoca--r Or,.aE uf Sale Of Personal Frope-ty, Order GppOiu ting day for ssft.susuf Of s-rl.--
 and direC ting Notice to Jr a Ta- Notice of time set for Settlement 0f Accu
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-08-27
Beautiful Women

gre made psllid and unsttrsctive by func- tioual irregularities which Dr. Pierce's "Favorite Prescription" will infallibIy cure Thousands of testimonials. By Iruccisss
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-08-27

He Sells Paintings With Comparative Ease, While the Man of Talent Gets Left-TootinE . Worthless Picture-An Anxious Artist.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-06-21
VEGETABLES AND FRUITS.
The Retail Prices of Truck as
Cleaned BY the Bazoo.

Homegrown stuff is getting away
with the shipped variety, as will be
seen below.
Raspberries and cherries are twenty
five cents a half gallon, each. Green
apples are twenty cents peck. Goose.
berries are five cents quart for the
wild ones, and the tame kinds are
three quarts for a quarter. Beans
are ten cents. Peas are scarce, and
cost twenty cents. Cucumbers are q
nickel a piece. Cabbage, large
heads, five cents; small, two for
nickel. Beets, two punches for FIVE
cents. Summer squash, five cents.
Green corn, twenty-five cents dozen.
Potatoes, fifteen cents a peck. Onions,
fifteen cents a gallon, and five cents
a bunch. Kohl-rabi. extra large, two for
fifteen cents small five cents. Radishes
two for five. Pie plant, same as
radishes.
Of shipped stuff, tomatoes are
quoted at twenty cents a quart or
s1.75 third bushel box. Wild goose
plums, fifteen cents a quart. Cauli-
flower, large, fifteen to twenty-five
cents. Cucumbers, two for fifteen
Blackberries. fifteen cents straight.
Bananas, thirty cents dozen. Frogs,
seventy-fve cents q dozen; extra large,
a dollar. Fish unchanged, Young
squirrels, fifteen cents each. Squads,
fifteen cents. two for r quarter. Spring
chickens, fifteen to twenty cents. Old
hens scarce, no market.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-06-21
Almost An Accident.

What came near proving a serious
accident occurred last night at the
corner of Usage and Broadway. Con-
tractor Rippey has been digging a
trench at that peint for the purpose
of inserting fire plugs and not COM
pleting the work last night, the usual
signal lamp was hung out but which
under the circumstances utterly failed
in its mission for parties going west.
Shortly after dusk S. F. Rose and T..
w. Downs were driving by the trench
and not observing it by the obscure
light until nearly in it, they hastily
jerked their team, a pole one, to one
side and struck post, causing them
to break both whiffle trees. Just at
this juncture, Judge Baker drove up
in buggy and before he could be
warned, drove his horse directly into
the trench, which of course overturn-
ed the buggy and threw the judge
out. He was not hurt and in a
short time the horse was rescued from
his uncomfortable position and as it
too was unhurt, the parties were soon
able to continue their journey. The
moral, if there is one, would be to put
more lights at fire plug, OF other
trenches.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-06-21

Ruined BY the Reaper.

Friday afternoon, a boy sixteen
years old, named George Wright, was
seriously injured by a runaway reap
er team in the field of Willis Frank
lin, several miles northeast of Sedalia.
The youth was riding the wheel mule
and the team soaring at some object,
he was thrown off and cut about the
head. His collar bone was also brok-
en-. DIR. Henry Evans was summon
ed to bind up the wounds. At last
accounts young White was getting
along comfortably.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-06-21

But 1t is Not Certain That He is
The Pennsylvania Boy.

In Esquire Halsted's court yester.
day, Charles Ross was brought up
for resisting an officer and fined $50.
1t seems that he was in a saloon in
East Sedalia, and got into a squab-
bic with the barkeeper. A police
officer dropped in with state warrant
for Ross just about the time, and i'm
mediately there was a good-sized
fracas erected, in which the police
man and his locust and Ross played
three leading parts. The warrant
which the policeman attempted to
read CHARGED Ross with the larceny
of a watch and chain from James
Rain, on Thursday. Before the
policeman got through with the
reading, he found himself en-
gagged in a controversy with Ross,
and then before the thing was over, a
couple of shots had been fired by the
affair, and the guardian of the law
was struck over the left eye with the
locust which had been wrenched from
the policeman's hand by Ross. The
officer brought his man to time, at
last, and lodged him in the county
Jail.
The docket in Squire Halsted's
court show that Ross was fined $40
for resisting an officer, $50 for ex-
hibiting a deadly weapon to Pat
rick Sullivan in a threatening man.
ner, and for the larceny, he is bound
over in $500 to appear before the
next criminal court. He is in jail,
now.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-06-21
A Sheriff and Six.

Sheriff j. c. Bailey and Judge
Ralston of the county bench, both of
Carthage, Jasper county, took break
fast in Sedalia yesterday morning near
the depot, with four horse-thieves, a
bigamist, and a dynamiter. The
eight of them had eggs rare beefsteak
and strong coffee, and the customary
trimmings to first-class meal, and all
seemed to enjoy the feed.
The bigamist was Marion Young,
sent up to the penitentlary for two
years, and the horse thieves were ::
Albert Brown, three years; John w.
Jones, two years Walter Pritchard,
three years. and B. F. Mercy, two
years and three months.
The dynamiter was William Matti-
er. who used dynamite on neighbours
house and nearly killed the whole
family. He goes up for three years.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-06-21
Missouri Patents.

List of patents granted to the citi-
zens of Missouri for the week ending
Saturday, June 18th, as furnished
from the office of E. G. Seward. solic-
itor of patents and counsellor in pat.
ent causes, GA F street Washing
on, ID. G.
P. Bail, st. Louis, self closing
hatchway.
C. Bailey and j. Wester, Dexter
City, cotton chopper.
j, Brolaski, st. Louis, folding
furniture.
B. Crow, st. Louis, car brake.
F. Georget, St. Louis, rolls fer roll
ing railway ties.
A. Gilstrap, Springfield, steam
generator,
o. Guinand, Excelsior Springs,
snow pillow.
C. lie Roy. st. Louis, horse shoe.
F. Ludington, st, Louis, pen
holder.
M. Mueller, Frohna, clover har-
vester.
A. Ramel, and w. Dean, st. Louis,
electric synchronizing apparatus for
clock.
S. Ratekin, Kansas City, wire
cloth delivering reel.
A. Rocks, Alpha, tongue support.
S. Scarritt, and j. Mosley, St.
Louis, reclining and reversible chair.
K. Sharper, Linn's Mills, automatic
grain scales. ia
E. Walsh Jr., st. Louis, reducing
zinc ore.
A. Walters, Kirksville, check row
attachment for corn planters.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-06-21

The Story of GA. Il. b." pebauch-
inga Pure Woman, AS
Told by Herself.

! Unsought and unexpected the
following letter from one of the
victims of ga. K. B." was received
at this office a few days ago. As "A.
K. B." believes in anonymous COM
municatioRs and revels in them with
delight, he must now take his own
medicine. Will the ibeler, public
loafer and professional debaucher,
give his true names
Any person desiring to see the
original letter will be Accommodated by
calling at the BAzoo counting room.
CHICAGO. ILL.,, June 10.
Manager Sedolia Basoo:
In my lonely retreat, here in this
great city, | frequently see the BAzoo
and possessing my share of Mother
Ewes curiosity, made it a special
study to find out who wrote the evil
and unsavory articles, over the sigma
ture of"A. K. B." and have been re-
warded for my trouble. [ am sur.
prised that he takes the abuse you
throw at him so meekly, for a man
who will use his profession to ruin in
nocent women, is a coward at heart.
After many days my prayer is
answered and can heap Goals Of fire
upOn the head. without q heart. of ga
K. B."
This is nv story: Some years ago.
the writer of this lived in your beauti-
full city, surrounded by friends and
possessor of a cheerful home, where
peace and Joy prevailed; but in an
evil hour became very i'll, and my
husband called in this GA. K. B" to
treat me, professionally. Not to 60
into disagreeable details, will only say,
he succeeded IN my ruin. My husband
discovered the secret and charged
him with it. He whin-
ingly acknowledged all and laid
the blame on my defenseless head,
the result of which finds me drinking
the dregs Of that remorseful act,
caused by none other than the hypro-
critic who signs himself GA. K. B., 81
and who, if the prayers of a broken
hearted woman is answered, will find
no rest on earth.
| would give you my name, but as
many Sedalians have forgotten me
and my troubles, | care not to publish
it. Suffice it to say this all took place
years ago, shortly after ga. K. b.
came to Sedalia. Feeling sure that
his heart is as black as it was then,
am pleased to show him up in his true
colors.
Should1you decline to publish it on
account of the absence of my right
name, so state in your paper and l
may come out boldly and face the
beast. Mrs. A.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-06-21
Transfers.

WE. Hansberger and Mary o., his wife,
to w. j. Harborer, lot 3. Shorts subdivis-
ion of lot 5, Woods addition, $500.
Same parties to John r. Owens lots A
and B in Hansberger's addition, $1,000.
John L. Hall and Julia c., his wife, to
Martha E. Smith and Sarah E. Cotton,
lots and 6, block 80, Martin and Smiths
second addition, 81, 900.
John p. Lefferty and Della, his wife,
of Buchanan county, to John M. Dorrill
and E. E. Henry, lot 9, block IA, Smith
and Martins FIRST addition, $3.50.
w. J. Warren to Martha A. Warren,
northeast quarter of northeast quarter of
section 1852, containing 40 acres, 500.
A. B. Dempsey and Mary, his wife, to
Joseph W. Elliott, lot and part of lot s..
block L, Cotton Brothers 6rst addition,
81 400.
Martha E. Smith and Sarah E. Cotton
to John L. Hall. lot 5, block l, Smith and
Cotton's sixth addition, $500.
Joseph A. Starr and Ella, his wife, and
Henry Schlotzauer and Eliza A., his wife,
to Henry w. Morris, northeast quarter of
northeast qusrter of section 24-46-2O, and
north half of northeast quarter of north
east gu AFTER of section zS-46 20, $500.
Celestia II. Fowler and w. R., her hus.
band, of Wasco county, Oregon, to Ella
Starr, an undivided one-ftth interest in
the northeast quarter of the northeast
quarter of sections24-46-20, 500.